SEW ME.

I love music, I think I have said that before and I don´t think I can lock myself in a genre, in a trend or in a language, I am not a connoisseur of languages, beyond my beloved Spanish, my crushed English and the German that I am beginning to learn, but I guess music is not about language beyond music it self as an universal language. Perhaps it is inexplicable, I have not stopped to reflect on that, I really don't even care, I have musical preferences that move through many genres and languages, it is true, sometimes I don´t understand what the lyrics say, but through my skin enters the universal musical language and if my skin responds, nothing else matters. Eventually I will go to my friend Google, I will search and find out what the song is about, simply out of curiosity, maybe looking for a complement or validation of what I felt when I heard it, and who knows, maybe to hum it or dare in some crazy karaoke that appears out there and in which I usually like to enter for fun.

A few years ago, thanks to certain openings that allowed me to access the online search of referential music and also to see foreign shows of talent, I was able, in a deeper way, to meet several Spanish authors, some emerging, others consolidated, and one led me to another, the other to the next and thus consolidated my love for music in general and a special affection for the music that these Spaniards were doing, singer-songwriters whose lyrics and music seduced me in an unusual way, artists of this generation that have penetrated me in an unimagined way. I am talking about, and I will only mention a few, the work of Pablo López, Pablo Alborán, Antonio Orozco, Melendi, India Martínez, Beret, David Bisbal and Vanessa Martín, there are also Alejandro Sanz and Joaquín Sabina, but I already knew them long before and their consolidation in the world of music was indisputable.

PIXABAY

The music that these artists were making captivated me completely, their way of composing, their voices...everything, so I started to follow and search for everything they were doing. In their own way, each one has sung to love, like many in the world and believe me, this might not be the only post I will make introducing myself in one of their songs and sharing it with you because I truly believe it deserves it.

This time I want to focus on one of the love songs that I like the most of this troop, made as a duet by Vanessa Martin and Beret, entitled, Sew me, it is a song that I never get tired of listening to and that somehow enters the world of two people with different looks towards love and the way to express it, with insecurities and desires, with skepticism and convictions, with surrender and fears, with doubts and decisions, in a relationship that seemed not to transcend in one of the parts because of those differences, but in which the other person is willing to do everything to make it work and transcend, to recover what apparently lost and needs badly.